Origin:

• Originally found in the Tibetan highlands, today it can also be found in the alpine grassland as well as in some Indian provinces

History:
Today’s Codyceps sinensis’ increase in demand is due to its discovery by Tibetan Yak shepherds. They found out that the cattle which pastured in the highlands developed a much better resistibility and life-span than those cattle pastured in other places. The reason for this were the tiny fungi, which grew between the highland grass, and the cattle love to also eat. In the TCM the Cordyceps sinensis  has been used as tonic and been known as aphrodisiac.

Application:

• Increase of productivity and endurance E
• Strengthening of the immune system E
• Elimination of sexual disorders and increase of the libido E
• Stimulating E
• Regulation of heart and lung functions E
• Myo-regeneration E

Particularity:
The Cordyceps sinensis  is an effective refresher. In order to not affect your sleep it should not be taken late in the evening.

P = Powder (i.e. in tablet form)
E = Extract (i.e. saggar)
P/E = powder and extracts combined

This will give you an idea which dosage form normally is the most adequate.